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Enterprise Qodo Chat maintains a history of your 20 most recent conversations, allowing you to review past interactions, refresh your memory, or explore new topics. You can continue a past chat to dive deeper into a topic or request additional information.

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Using chat history

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Initiate a command

Call a command by typing it in the chatbox.
2

Continue the conversation

At the end of Qodo’s response, continue the conversation as long as you wish. Qodo will maintain the context of your initial query, providing tailored responses to your follow-up questions.
3

Start a new conversation

Click on plus + button on the top right of the chat interface to start a new conversation. Your current chat history will be cleared, and Qodo will be ready to start a new conversation.
4

Check your chat history

Next to the New Chat button, find the History button (clock with a round arrow) and click it. The chat history interface opens. You can see your latest 20 chats with Qodo and select any chat to continue the conversation.
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Chat persistency

Your chat history is saved between sessions, allowing you to revisit previous conversations even after closing your IDE. Chat history is saved on a per-project basis, so you only see conversations relevant to your current project.

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Chat history file

Chat history is saved locally in the user’s home directory at .qodo/history. The file is named using a hash of the workspace path to ensure uniqueness. This file is automatically maintained. Any history that hasn’t been accessed in over 90 days is deleted.

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History migration

VSCode users: Chat history is not migrated during upgrades. Installing a new version of VSCode will remove previous conversations. JetBrains users: Chat history is migrated during upgrades. Previous conversations will remain available after updating your JetBrains IDE.